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Old 01-20-2015, 04:25 AM
MakenzieMarks MakenzieMarks is offline
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Originally Posted by Cleo View Post
Classic TN as advertised by the TNA
Classic Trigeminal Neuralgia, type 1, (TN1): (also known as tic douloureux) facial pain of spontaneous onset with greater than 50% limited to the duration of an episode of pain (temporary pain). TN is often caused by loss of or damage to the nerve’s protective coating, (myelin). The most widely accepted view is that myelin damage results from irritation of the nerve, usually a blood vessel that causes the nerve to be compressed.
Is that caused by a disease or just aging? Can you get a form of TN from a dental treatment? Thank you. Can you be pain free one day and all of a sudden have these problems?
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